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Triple-Play Service Deployment

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Chapter 10: <strong>Service</strong> Assurance for <strong>Triple</strong>-<strong>Play</strong> <strong>Service</strong>s<br />

d. Perform Capacity Management to understand network<br />

utilization and performance for proactive engineering and<br />

planning.<br />

3. Provide the ability to quickly and remotely perform servicecentric<br />

fault sectionalization.<br />

a. Fully diagnose faults using automation, expertise and<br />

common toolsets across functional groups, making it<br />

possible to dispatch to fix, not to find problem.<br />

A robust, yet cost-effective service assurance solution will provide<br />

a centralized solution to accomplish these objectives by:<br />

1. Fully utilizing and leveraging the inherent capabilities of the<br />

network elements, their associated EMSs, and customer<br />

premises equipment to:<br />

a. Capture Network Performance data for fault isolation,<br />

performance management and capacity planning / traffic<br />

engineering.<br />

b. Manage the individual customer experience by obtaining<br />

key metrics from CPE devices and reporting the individual<br />

customer’s experience for proactive fault identification.<br />

2. Complementing network element solutions with remote<br />

hardware probes and software agents deployed at key points<br />

in the network to:<br />

a. Provide end-to-end service visibility by continuously<br />

monitoring key quality indicators and degradation factors<br />

as defined for each type of service.<br />

i. Passively monitoring real customer traffic and performing<br />

QoS Analysis and Reporting.<br />

ii. Actively injecting synthetic traffic to proactively assess<br />

service performance.<br />

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